Adapted from a story by Rebekah Schroeder, Office of Communications, on the University homepage
European studies minor Noah Dorn ’27 received the Class of 1939 Princeton Scholar Award, which is awarded each year to the undergraduate who, at the end of junior year, has achieved the highest academic standing for all preceding college work at the University.
Dorn, of Munich, Germany, attended Eton College in Windsor, England. A two-time recipient of the Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence, he is an economics major who is also pursuing minors in classics and Spanish, in addition to European studies. Dorn is a member of Whitman College.
The undergraduate prizes were awarded at Opening Exercises on Sunday, Aug. 30.
